Man dies after Sheffield tram collision as police investigate reported altercation

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Man dies after Sheffield tram collision as police investigate reported altercation

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πŸ”Ž Sheffield Β· 1 day ago

A 39-year-old man who was seriously injured after being struck by a tram in Sheffield city centre later died in hospital. Police are investigating the circumstances, including a reported altercation involving the man and two others shortly before the collision.

The incident happened at about 10.20pm on 22 May near Fitzwilliam Street and Convent Walk. The man suffered serious head injuries, while a police cordon disrupted traffic, nearby businesses and tram services; officers appealed for witnesses and Supertram supported the investigation.

  • Man died after being struck by a Sheffield tram.
  • Police are investigating a reported altercation beforehand.
  • Collision disrupted roads, businesses and tram services.

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A serious collision between a tram and a man occurred in Sheffield city centre on 22 May at around 10.20pm, near Fitzwilliam Street and Convent Walk. The incident has prompted a police investigation and led to traffic restrictions in the area.

A 39-year-old man was involved in the collision and suffered serious head injuries, requiring hospital treatment. According to reports, he had been in an argument with two other men shortly before the collision took place.

The incident has disrupted tram services in the city centre and led to a police cordon affecting West Street, impacting nearby businesses and transport users. Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward to help with their investigation, whilst the tram operator is cooperating with the inquiry.

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Originally published by πŸ”Ž Sheffield as “Police cordon and trams affected after serious collision in Sheffield city centre – thestar.co.uk”.